Visit booth B20 Oct 21-23 to see Criminal IP's AI threat intel and exposure management demos at Tokyo event

AI SPERA announced that its Criminal IP platform will participate in Security Days Fall 2026 Tokyo, scheduled for October 21-23, 2026, at the TAKANAWA GATEWAY Convention Center, according to Cyber Security News. The company will operate booth B20, where it intends to demonstrate how its tools assist security teams in investigating threats and managing exposure. This event provides a venue for attendees to observe practical applications of the platform in real-time scenarios.

Root cause

The need for this integrated approach stems from the expanding attack surface created by cloud adoption and business partner connections, as noted in the report by Hackread. Organizations must now monitor risks that extend beyond internally managed assets. Internet-exposed services, vulnerabilities, attacker infrastructure, and leaked information collectively broaden the potential entry points for adversaries. Criminal IP aims to address this complexity by connecting disparate findings to support investigation and prioritize response efforts effectively.

Attack path

Security teams can use the platform to investigate suspicious indicators and identify assets requiring attention, according to GBHackers. The demonstrations will show how to analyze malicious infrastructure, vulnerabilities, and threat actor information. By connecting these data points, the tool helps users understand how exposures relate to actual threats. This context allows teams to move from simple asset visibility to making informed security decisions based on comprehensive risk assessment.

Affected versions

The platform supports a variety of security workflows, including investigating threat information associated with IP addresses, domains, and URLs. It also enables the discovery of internet-exposed IT assets and services. Additionally, the tool facilitates the identification of leaked information on the dark web. These capabilities are designed to help organizations assess risks involving business partners and affiliated companies, providing a broader view of their security posture.

Mitigation

AI SPERA CEO Byungtak Kang stated that security teams need to understand not only which assets are exposed but also how those exposures relate to actual threats. The company believes that bringing threat intelligence and AI-assisted exposure management together helps organizations identify risks that deserve attention. This integrated approach supports informed response decisions. Visitors to the booth can discuss how these capabilities fit into existing investigation and risk management workflows.

Background: Threat actors

A threat actor is any individual or group that initiates a security incident. The term distinguishes the person or organization behind the attack from the technical method used. Analysts use this classification to predict future behavior and tailor defenses based on the actor’s goals rather than just their tools.

Read the full guide: Threat Actors Defined: Who They Are and How They Operate

What to do and how to stay safe: Criminal IP

• Review your organization's current asset inventory to ensure all internet-exposed services are accounted for and monitored.
• Establish a process for correlating threat intelligence data with your specific exposure findings to prioritize remediation efforts.
• Assess the risk posture of business partners and affiliated companies to identify potential third-party vulnerabilities.
• Monitor dark web sources for leaked information that could impact your organization's security or reputation.

Step-by-step guide: Threat Intelligence Feeds: 10 FAQs on Quality, Noise, and Integration

General security guidance from the DarkWeb Headlines newsroom. It is not confirmed advice from the organisations named in this story.

Frequently asked questions

When and where is Criminal IP exhibiting its security tools?

Criminal IP will exhibit at booth B20 during Security Days Fall 2026 Tokyo, held from October 21-23, 2026, at the TAKANAWA GATEWAY Convention Center.

What specific capabilities will be demonstrated at the event?

The demonstrations will cover investigating threat information, analyzing malicious infrastructure, discovering internet-exposed assets, and identifying dark web leaks.

Who operates the Criminal IP platform?

Criminal IP is a cyber threat intelligence solution operated by AI SPERA, which provides decision-ready threat intelligence and attack surface management solutions.